First, let’s go to the observation deck. From above, we can see the area in front of Kaminarimon, the beautiful streets of Asakusa, and the direction of Tokyo Skytree.

Asakusa at night begins at Kaminarimon, where the large red lantern stands out beautifully. The area is calmer than during the day, making it easier to take photos and enjoy the unique atmosphere of Asakusa at night.

After the shops close their shutters, Nakamise has a quiet atmosphere that feels different from the daytime. Walking along the approach lit by lanterns and streetlights makes it feel like a special evening stroll.

This is one of Asakusa’s most beautiful night views, with Hozomon Gate, the five story pagoda, and the main hall lit up as if they are floating against the night sky. It really makes the trip feel even more special.

Walking along the river gives you an open and spacious path with Tokyo Skytree and the night view right in front of you. Let’s step away from the lively streets of Asakusa for a moment and take a breath while enjoying the breeze.

This is one of the best areas to enjoy Asakusa at night, lined with izakaya full of old Tokyo charm. Let’s enjoy Tokyo at night with drinks at a local izakaya, along with dishes like simmered stew and grilled skewers.

This is one of Ueno’s famous streets, packed with neon lights, people calling out to customers, drinking spots, and variety shops. Even just walking through it feels lively, with the fun, chaotic energy that makes nighttime Tokyo so memorable.

Just a short walk from lively Ameyoko, the atmosphere suddenly becomes calm in this nighttime park. It is also perfect for a cool down stroll after having drinks.

This is a quiet nighttime spot in Ueno, where the city lights reflect on the water. It is perfect when you want to get away from the crowds and enjoy a slow walk while talking.